Speech of Hon G W Hughes of Md On the State of the Union Delivered in the
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It is all very well to protest "devotion to the Constitution, to the Union, and to the enforcement of the laws. " Why, sir, all parties have united in these protestations, except the Abolitionists of the Garrison school, who pronounce " the Union to be a compact with hell and a league with the devil. " Why, sir, the hosts of the Republican party join in the chorus of hallelujahs to the Constitution and the Union, and tell us that they claim nothing but what the Constitution grants, as they unde...rstand it; and that they are so devoted to the Union that it must bft maintained, if needs be, hy force. And yet, what do they propose to do when they come into power ? I gather from the teachings of their pulpits and presses, from the lectures of their orators, and from the speeches on the floors of Congress, and before the people during the recent presidential canvass, and the Republican party is pledged, so far as it may possess the power, to carry out the following line of policy, which is, as I understand it, the accepted policy of the great mass of that political organization : to prohibit slavery in the Territories, notwithstanding the decision of the Supreme Court that Congress possesses no such power.
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It is all very well to protest "devotion to the Constitution, to the Union, and to the enforcement of the laws. " Why, sir, all parties have united in these protestations, except the Abolitionists of the Garrison school, who pronounce " the Union to be a compact with hell and a league with the devil. " Why, sir, the hosts of the Republican party join in the chorus of hallelujahs to the Constitution and the Union, and tell us that they claim nothing but what the Constitution grants, as they unde...rstand it; and that they are so devoted to the Union that it must bft maintained, if needs be, hy force. And yet, what do they propose to do when they come into power ? I gather from the teachings of their pulpits and presses, from the lectures of their orators, and from the speeches on the floors of Congress, and before the people during the recent presidential canvass, and the Republican party is pledged, so far as it may possess the power, to carry out the following line of policy, which is, as I understand it, the accepted policy of the great mass of that political organization : to prohibit slavery in the Territories, notwithstanding the decision of the Supreme Court that Congress possesses no such power.
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